Total Recall (UK - BD RB)
Studiocanal has announced the new remastered edition of the film on BD...
Title: Total Recall (IMDb)
Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger
Released: 16th July 2012
SRP: £24.99
Further Details:
Studiocanal has announced the Blu-ray release of Total Recall: Ultimate Rekall Edition for the 16th of July, priced at around £24.99. A Steelbook release will also be available. Details of bonus material can be found below, along with the artwork.
News by Chris Gould
Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger
Released: 16th July 2012
SRP: £24.99
Further Details:
Studiocanal has announced the Blu-ray release of Total Recall: Ultimate Rekall Edition for the 16th of July, priced at around £24.99. A Steelbook release will also be available. Details of bonus material can be found below, along with the artwork.
- New interview with Paul Verhoeven HD
- The Special Effects of Total Recall HD
- Making of SD “Imagining Total Recall” Featurette
- Film scene restoration comparison HD
- Photo Gallery
- Trailer SD
- Trailer Total Recall 2012
News by Chris Gould
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Do people actually sit there and stare at covers? I see mine for what, 30 seconds every now and then when I take a disc off of the shelf and put it back after I've watched it. For me the main appeal of physical media is that it has superior quality and doesn't rape my bandwidth.
Chris Gould wrote: Do people actually sit there and stare at covers? I see mine for what, 30 seconds every now and then when I take a disc off of the shelf and put it back after I've watched it. For me the main appeal of physical media is that it has superior quality and doesn't rape my bandwidth.
Yes there are some of us "movie collectors" that really appreciate a great cover artwork.
Yes there are some of us "movie collectors" that really appreciate a great cover artwork.
I wonder will all versions on the Triple Play be the remastered version? Not sure about the red banner either I'll half-expect a HD DVD inside....
I can't get used to covers without certificates, they're just part of the package now. The few imported titles I have just don't look right.
I can't get used to covers without certificates, they're just part of the package now. The few imported titles I have just don't look right.
Yes, there are. I value the things I own. Cover arts exist for a reason: to attract potential buyers - and after one has bought them, a fine front art makes one feel like having the thing nearby.
I agree, cover art does make me love a product a little bit more but asked what the last good cover for a DVD or Blu-ray was. I'm stumped. There's some pretty steelbook designs I guess but generally all covers are pretty terrible.
There's a store here in Melbourne that's filled with imported USA Blu-rays. Every time I step into the place and browse, the temptation to own them is incredibly strong. They have such gorgeous slimline cases and the artwork, front and back, is usually far more appealing than the local or UK versions.
You should see some Australian covers. The rating logo is so large it can often obscure key parts of the artwork.
Why excuse something if it sucks? I call it as I see it.
You should see some Australian covers. The rating logo is so large it can often obscure key parts of the artwork.
Why excuse something if it sucks? I call it as I see it.
jeden wrote: Chris Gould wrote: Do people actually sit there and stare at covers? I see mine for what, 30 seconds every now and then when I take a disc off of the shelf and put it back after I've watched it. For me the main appeal of physical media is that it has superior quality and doesn't rape my bandwidth.
Yes there are some of us "movie collectors" that really appreciate a great cover artwork.
I care about the covers as well. I hate c**ppy covers, especially those godawful photoshopped ones that have been big for the past decade. I miss the covers of old that were a work of art. Fully painted and all is the way to go for me.
Yes there are some of us "movie collectors" that really appreciate a great cover artwork.
I care about the covers as well. I hate c**ppy covers, especially those godawful photoshopped ones that have been big for the past decade. I miss the covers of old that were a work of art. Fully painted and all is the way to go for me.
You lot sound like my Mrs - making purchasing decisions based on how pretty the box is. I jest or course. Or do I? 
So no porting over of previous special features? Such as the commentaries? 
Workshed101 wrote: So no porting over of previous special features? Such as the commentaries?
Do you really want that Arnold commentary? Well, I guess it is great for a laugh.
Do you really want that Arnold commentary? Well, I guess it is great for a laugh.
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I hate our Australian ones too.
Don't the morons that release these things realise that in the digital age, where everything can be downloaded, one of the main appeals of physical media is the aesthetic of the packaging?
The USA covers are sooooo much nicer.
I'm off to Amazon.com.